email submits keep getting slapped

[yoaussie2]

Hey guys,

Any of you Adwords experts got a work around for email submit campaigns and not getting slapped by Adwords. Basically we just have a landing page to grab the email and links to privacy policy, contact us and about us pages.

Obviously it's not exactly inline with G t&c's, but we had one campaign run for 2 1/2 months before getting slapped and a new one relaunched (new credit card) got hit straight up.

I'm clutching at straws, but is there any way to avoid a manual review straightup? Is there a best practice routine you guys follow when setting up an account so it won't get flagged?

Any and all feedback is welcome.

 

[bluerickshaw]

bottom line is that G hates thin affiliate sites, especially personal information harvesting sites like email/zip submits. You may slip through the radar for a few days/weeks/months but eventually you will get slapped! If you can cope with the uncertainty just keep building the sites and some may stick and me profitable. Its not for me though.

 

[Mr Ex]

Are you talking about a squeeze page or a cpa offer? If it is squeeze page, you have to keep the visitor in your site after the submit. Google is ok with that.

If you are talking about cpa email zip submit offer, you will get slapped eventually. There's no way around that as far as i know.

Try yahoo and msn. They are less strict about that.

 

[tantan]

How to keep visitor in our site after the submit? since the submit page is from different site/page.

Are you talking about a squeeze page or a cpa offer? If it is squeeze page, you have to keep the visitor in your site after the submit. Google is ok with that.

If you are talking about cpa email zip submit offer, you will get slapped eventually. There's no way around that as far as i know.

Try yahoo and msn. They are less strict about that.

 

[Mr Ex]

How to keep visitor in our site after the submit? since the submit page is from different site/page.

I was talking about squeeze page which is in your site, not someone else's site.